I haven’t gotten any new users on my app so this has to be fake

Polyethylene Terephthalate and Polyethylene are not the same.

I had a Neptune 4 plus and recently the x belt got ripped in half, I’m still not sure how that happened.

Anyway that’s all the advice I can offer for recommendations.

we could probably curate the best stuff they’re posting and dupe it here.

We need more niche communities and for them to stay alive. I know when this all started, I tried to field a couple new communities and contribute to a niche gaming community.

True. And also true.

I think these are the main two content related barriers for entry that Lemmy faces.

Content duping could be a good idea to build some history for communities here and keep engaging content available on the platform.

Same thing applies for niche communities, if people can’t find the things they’re looking for they’re more likely to leave.

One last thing, I think Lemmy needs better page indexing, maybe even as a site-wide rule to encourage this. Most people run into reddit through online searches or popular posts, no such thing exists for Lemmy.

Love it, I’ve signed up, awesome work with import from LinkedIn feature seems really handy for users!

as an arab you couldn’t imagine my shock when i travelled abroad and experienced the joy of hemorrhoids for the first time lol

It does seem like wildly unregulated territory, unfortunately.

I have ideas I’ve brainstormed though:

Minimum number of moderaters once a certain user threshold has been reached (So if you have above 1k-5k users, you need a minimum of 2 or 3 mods)?

Ability to report servers for incompetent moderation?

There’s a line eventually where discord stops being a place where “friends hang out” and becomes a platform to engage with a community.

That’s the point where moderation should be regulated.

Just my two cents anyway.

on a rather unrelated side note,

It’s actually possible to make your own post instead of derailing the topic

Guys, while we’re at it… Is there any discord alternative that has some kind of safe guarding against power tripping mods?

Since I didn’t pay him, I’m more invested in reading it, because I got it for free.

No proprietary models are hosted, you can only access models hosted by the community or ones with open source weights,

To answer your question (I’m assuming you are talking about me hosting it, not HF), I do actually pull LLMs from HF, but also a lot of other files, including audio models, datasets, and AI adjacent systems such as retrieval systems, etc.

I think my project has primary use cases beyond LLMs.